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LOVE//WAR
By LOVE//WARArts
LOVE//WAR episodes
- 002 - Mass Media MayhemSpringboarding off the first episode, Grant and Bryan talk about one of America's (and the president's) favorite topics, the big bad mass media - and you won't want to miss Grant's rant about airline travel!1 hr 6 min
- 001 - Unsocial MediaOn the inaugural episode of The Love//War Podcast, Grant and Bryan discuss the vices and virtues of communications in digital spaces, and why neither host has gotten around to sending thank-you notes from their weddings.44 min
About LOVE//WAR
From the publisher's feed
The entire world is at war on a grand scale – a war that threatens to end life as we know it.
It sounds like hyperbole, right? But do us a favor. Grab your iPhone and check out your favorite social media network. Turn on that flat-screen TV and tune in to a 24-hour news channel. Better yet, open your door and walk down the street. The war isn’t just being fought in foreign arenas over land and oil – we’re in the midst of a constant social, cultural, and spiritual battle for our hearts and minds.
Terrorism. Depression. Poverty. Loneliness. Economic disaster. Slavery. Political upheaval. Technological saturation.
Maybe it’s not a matter of finding a place of safety and peace and goodness – maybe it’s up to us to create one. Maybe we’re meant to love because we’re loved first. Maybe this war needs an invasion of love.
On the Love//War Podcast, we’re going to use that philosophy to dive headfirst into the war. Answers won’t come easy, if they come at all – but we’re committed to unpacking and distilling the big, tough issues of this present darkness and finding the light at the end of the tunnel.
Grant Reitzel is a professional musician, business owner, and recovering pastor’s kid. Bryan Peach is a media and public relations expert, a writer, and a pop culture aficionado. It’s often said that politics and religion don’t make for polite conversation – but Bryan and Grant aren’t interested in a gentle tea party. This is a Love//War.